New Fisherman needs help...

This section is for all of your rig questions.How to make them...which rigs to use for a particular species or venue...which hooks and sizes are best....any general ideas/advice on rig making and their components.
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MightyScouse
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New Fisherman needs help...

Post by MightyScouse »

Hello again its the pain in the oops again can you lot give me a helping hand on setting up a rig to use with my carp rods
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Post by gmonkman »

unfortunate bad language correction there carp rod, presume you meant c-r-ap :)

Anyway, you're a bit stuck wanting to just go localish and being restricted to either float or lure fishing.

Can't think of anywhere where lure fishing is going to give you much of a chance of a fish. And float fishing - only places are going for mullet in the mersey, but a lot more experienced fisherman try that and fail.

Here is another site with plenty of rigs. (You are free to google yourself ya know!)
http://www.sussexseafishing.co.uk/8.html


Have you looked around yet to see how to unhook a fish and checked the minimum landing sizes?
Make a difference - take home 1 piece of someone's angling litter next time you are out fishing.
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It has always been my private conviction that any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses has it coming.
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Re: New Fisherman needs help...

Post by FishingFreakJack »

use a two hook flapper with 40z lead its what i used to use
Simon
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Post by Simon »

The Alt could be worth a shot. 1 or 2 oz pear lead and a size 2 aberdeen ledgered with lug worm. you dont need to cast far for the channel (20ft in places !)

The flounders will give cracking sport on your light carp rod.
It has always been my private conviction that any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses has it coming.
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